Judicial Notice Sections 56-58 Indian Evidence Act, 1872
jurispost.com In the realm of law, evidence plays a pivotal role in adjudicating disputes and ensuring justice. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, stands as a cornerstone in regulating the process of…
April 2024
Napoleon Bonaparte- Architect of Ambition and Legacy
Introduction: Napoleon Bonaparte, synonymous with ambition, military genius and indomitable spirit, is one of the most iconic figures in history. Born in Corsica on August 15, 1769, Napoleon rose from…
Cloud kitchen or Ghost kitchen
The Rise of Cloud Kitchens: Revolutionizing the Food Industry In recent years, cloud kitchens also known as ghost kitchens, virtual kitchens, or dark kitchens—have taken the culinary world by storm,…
Theory of Corporate Personality
In the realm of business law, few concepts are as foundational and intriguing as the Theory of Corporate Personality. This theory, often referred to simply as corporate personhood, is a…
Tort is a Civil Wrong Repressible By Unliquidated Damages Which is Other than Crime Breach
Tort is a type of civil wrong that is repressible by unliquidated damages, which means that the damages are not predetermined or fixed by a contract or agreement. Unlike crimes,…
International Organizations Meaning and Definition
An International Organization (IO) is a formal body established through an agreement between two or more nation-states, or by an international treaty, to promote cooperation and coordination on specific issues…
Case of R D Shetty Vs International Airport Authority of India
The case of R.D. Shetty Vs International Airport Authority of India (1979) is a landmark judgment by the Supreme Court of India that established the principle of ‘public law remedy’…
The Contract of Indemnity and contract of guarantee, Indian Contract Act 1872
Contract of Indemnity The Indian Contract Act defines a contract of indemnity as a contract in which one party (the indemnifier) promises to compensate the other party (the indemnified) for…
Relation of Principal/Agent, Sub-Agent and Substituted Agent, Indian Contract Act 1872
The relationship between principal, agent, sub-agent, and substituted agent is often seen in the context of agency law. Let’s break down each term and explain their relationships: 1- Principal: A…
Difference between Hindu Joint family and Coparcenary
The Hindu Joint Family and Coparcenary are two forms of family ownership prevalent in India. Here are the differences between Hindu Joint Family and the Coparcenary: 1- Composition: A Hindu…